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S80 square chamber
The squared-off interior gives a centered, compact core rather than a spread or edgy tone. Blends in a section.

Independent shopping perspective
Selmer Paris S80 in C** facing for baritone sax — the standard-issue classical and concert band mouthpiece, built around a square chamber.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The squared-off interior gives a centered, compact core rather than a spread or edgy tone. Blends in a section.
Detail 02
Selmer's medium tip opening. Easier to control than wider facings and forgiving with medium-strength reeds.
Detail 03
Sized for bari necks only. Not interchangeable with alto or tenor pieces.
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Warmer and darker than metal. Standard for classical playing, and less prone to condensation chill.
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Professional tier. Priced above student pieces because of the facing consistency and finish work.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It can play jazz, but it is designed for classical and concert band. It stays dark and focused rather than bright and cutting.
It is Selmer's facing code for a medium tip opening — the most common S80 facing and the usual starting point.
Only if it was made for a hard rubber baritone mouthpiece. Metal-piece ligatures are a different diameter and will not clamp properly.
No. This is cut for a baritone neck cork. The bore is larger than alto or tenor pieces.